Oh - scratch that last para - Suze has provided a better link and an
answer to my questions about 7daysinmylife - thanks Suze
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http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=48409
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Hi Christina
depending on what you are after you might want to look at Tumblr,
which you can set up yourself and is pretty straight forward for you
and for participants. In the past I have used wordpress blogs (one
per participant) customised to allow moblogging but that was before
Tumblr was arou
Probably intersects with aspects of the above, but there is also
things like roles - either on the site (various types of access,
permissions or membership), as well as roles in the world, i.e I if
the site represents a membership based organisation I might be an
associate member of an organisation
Oh I saw Daniels presentation too - thanks Suze - an excellent
reference -
http://www.webdirections.org/resources/daniel-burka-interaction-design-case-studies/#slides
And thanks to you and Kevin for the other tips, off to follow up now.
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Dear List
I am doing some research on the different strategies companies are
using to iterate the design of online services after they have been
released - in beta or otherwise. Specifically how are they taking
feedback from users (in use) to inform those iterations and changes
to design.
Sort of
In the past we have developed a matrix of "needs" and compared those
to the product. - like a comparative feature list. Then done informal
usability testing on the demo's.
Whilst that's useful for comparing features/cost etc it doesn't
necessary reveal if there are fundamental assumptions within t
In the past we have developed a matrix of "needs" and compared those
to the product. - like a comparative feature list. Then done informal
usability testing on the demo's.
Whilst that's useful for comparing features/cost etc it doesn't
necessary reveal if there are fundamental assumptions within t
Hi Natasha
Creativity and Cognition Studios at UTS also do practice-based
PhD's.
http://www.creativityandcognition.com/
They also sometimes run seminars on practice-based research.
Goodluck with your work.
Penny
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Posted from t
And in case its of interest to others I note that this conversation is
continuing on the Phd Design List where Leonardo also posted the
question. e.g
https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/webadmin?A2=ind0905&L=PHD-DESIGN&D=1&T=0&O=D&P=90335
and
https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/webadmin?A2=ind0905
ironically I managed to break the list trying to post a longish
response to this thread - perhaps reflecting the complexities of the
question?!
so I posted it here instead.
http://www.smallfire.co.nz/2009/05/21/design-research-design-research-design-research/
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Hi Greg
Not sure exactly what you're after but David Armano generously
shares his information graphics/visualisations, many of which relate
to aspects of social networks...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7855...@n02/sets/72157606844282993/
Cheers, penny
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oh, actually here is a recent and related thread
http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=41078
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http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=41093
W
This was posted somewhere the other day, I haven't had a chance to
look at it myself but perhaps others have or know of it.
http://www.loop11.com/
according to the website "Loop11 is a web-based user-experience
tool, allowing companies to conduct remote, unmoderated usability
testing on any kind
I am writing to ask peoples experiences and opinions about using
platforms such as flickr, youtube, blogger etc for doing user
research, e.g having people create photo or video diaries on these
platforms or participate in remote user research via blogs.
Specifically I am interested in the ethics o
I am writing to ask peoples experiences and opinions about using
platforms such as flickr, youtube, blogspot etc for doing user
research, e.g having people create photo or video diaries on these
platforms or participate in remote user research via blogs.
Specifically I am interested in the ethics
I agree that Diaries can be useful pre and post launch. For early
research into use contexts I have used what we called Mobile Diaries
which combine mobile phones and blogs to allow people to moblog in
situ as well as correspond online later and reflect. (The emphasis
here is more about reflection,
Hi Hans
I am not sure exactly what position you are wanting to take based on
this question, but I thought it was worth asking the following: even
if there is only one person who will operate the system, (i.e the
nurse), are there not also others that are stakeholders in the system
too? If I unders
Hi Juan
What is it that you aim to test? While I personally haven't used any
of the three tools you list here so can't comment on them
specifically, I can say that having a fixed device limits you from
testing anything to do with being "mobile". Best practice
approaches to mobile usability really
I use them regularly, not so much to actually take and use the
specific activity that is on the card, but almost as a brainstorm
exercise to begin thinking about approaching codesign or
collaboration aspects of a project.
I often find myself asking or working out what the best methods will
be for
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